I was just sent this from a Solaris server (in case that matters):
Your "cron" job on lab
rm /home/jacoby/Test/*.Rout &> /dev/null
produced the following output:
/home/jacoby/Test/*.Rout: No such file or directory
Now, if I put &> /dev/null, isn't the announcement that there's no *.Rout files in ~/Test/ to be deleted supposed to be sent to /dev/null and not to me? And if not, what should I put?
Your "cron" job on lab
rm /home/jacoby/Test/*.Rout &> /dev/null
produced the following output:
/home/jacoby/Test/*.Rout: No such file or directory
Now, if I put &> /dev/null, isn't the announcement that there's no *.Rout files in ~/Test/ to be deleted supposed to be sent to /dev/null and not to me? And if not, what should I put?
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